On 05 Mar 1998 10:26:45 -0500, Roderick Schertler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> The new package has two config files where the old package had only
> one. If I downgrade to the old package the second config file isn't
> removed. If I purge the old version at that point the second config
> file is
Thanks, I'd forgotten about downgrades. I set it to handle them by
copying quake2deb.conf to quake2.conf when `postrm upgrade old-version'
is run.
Testing this this turned up a problem. The new package has two config
files where the old package had only one. If I downgrade to the old
package th
Roderick:>
> [...]
> its own purpose. I'll have to rename my configuration file.
> [...]
> Are there cases I should be handling which this ignores?
downgrades
t.aa
I've got a bit of a problem packaging the new release of quake2. In the
current package I'm using /etc/quake2.conf to hold package configuration
info. The new release of quake2 has started using that same file for
its own purpose. I'll have to rename my configuration file.
The first problem is
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